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February 28th 17, 03:26 PM
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Had it with file explorer
Is there a FREE replacement out there for the always "Working On It"
File Explorer? What junk ! I cannot get anything done ! 
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February 28th 17, 03:34 PM
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Had it with file explorer
On 2/28/2017 9:26 AM, W10Hater wrote:
Is there a FREE replacement out there for the always "Working On It" File Explorer? What junk ! I cannot get anything done ! Try an abacus. Rene
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February 28th 17, 03:57 PM
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Had it with file explorer
W10Hater wrote:
Is there a FREE replacement out there for the always "Working On It" File Explorer? What junk ! I cannot get anything done ! Either you are searching a non-indexed area or your drive is corrupted and|or failing -- Take care, Jonathan ------------------- LITTLE WORKS STUDIO http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com
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February 28th 17, 05:00 PM
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Had it with file explorer
No indication of a bad HDD.
Even if non-indexed areas, File Explorer should NOT keep me from other areas. File Explorer is POORLY written !!!! JUNK ! M$ should be ashamed of itself. Other Explorer apps have zero trouble getting me to the file system.
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February 28th 17, 08:26 PM
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Had it with file explorer
On Tue, 28 Feb 2017 09:00:46 -0800, W10Hater
wrote: No indication of a bad HDD. Even if non-indexed areas, File Explorer should NOT keep me from other areas. File Explorer is POORLY written !!!! JUNK ! M$ should be ashamed of itself. Other Explorer apps have zero trouble getting me to the file system. What bugs me is the refusal of MS to supply patches to fix a corrupt indexer. They just don't care about the poor struggling worker!
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February 28th 17, 09:40 PM
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Had it with file explorer
Op 28-feb.-17 om 16:26 schreef W10Hater:
Is there a FREE replacement out there for the always "Working On It" File Explorer? What junk ! I cannot get anything done ! I think this will be the best solution for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0IZCIJb33w
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February 28th 17, 11:07 PM
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Had it with file explorer
On 28/02/2017 20:26, Peter Jason wrote:
On Tue, 28 Feb 2017 09:00:46 -0800, W10Hater wrote: No indication of a bad HDD. Even if non-indexed areas, File Explorer should NOT keep me from other areas. File Explorer is POORLY written !!!! JUNK ! M$ should be ashamed of itself. Other Explorer apps have zero trouble getting me to the file system. What bugs me is the refusal of MS to supply patches to fix a corrupt indexer. They just don't care about the poor struggling worker! There is nothing wrong with indexer so there is no need to waste time trying to fix something that is already working well for most intelligent people. You just need to bounce your machine several times by banging it on a very hard concrete wall to see if it smashes. this will fix all your problems (and problems of your fellow Winsows10hater). -- If you want to filter all of my posts then please read this article: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/organize-your-messages-using-filters In step 7 select "Delete" With over 500 million devices now running Windows 10, customer satisfaction is higher than any previous version of windows.
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February 28th 17, 11:29 PM
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Had it with file explorer
W10Hater wrote:
Is there a FREE replacement out there for the always "Working On It" File Explorer? What junk ! I cannot get anything done ! How many disk drives are on the computer ? Are any of the drives imported from an old computer ? Where are you looking when you get the green throbber in File Explorer ? What directory or folder are you visiting ? You can boot an installer DVD, and enter the Command Prompt from there, and do CHKDSK on the partitions. What I would recommend, is adding a text file (if you can) to the top level of a partition. For example, my Win10 partition would have C:\IMWIN10.txt . Then, when I'm in the command prompt, and I try " dir someletter ", it allows me to verify I actually am using the correct letter for the job. Then I can do "chkdsk someletter /f" or whatever. When you boot to the Command Prompt, from the installer DVD for Win10, the DVD is X:\, so your actual C: drive could be something else. It might be C: , or, it might not. There is no requirement for a Command Prompt, to use the same letters as the regular OS does. Only a few applications go to the trouble of "sniffing" the mountvol registry keys, to get the letters right. Paul
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March 1st 17, 12:38 AM
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Had it with file explorer
On Tue, 28 Feb 2017 23:07:51 +0000, Good Guy
wrote: On 28/02/2017 20:26, Peter Jason wrote: On Tue, 28 Feb 2017 09:00:46 -0800, W10Hater wrote: No indication of a bad HDD. Even if non-indexed areas, File Explorer should NOT keep me from other areas. File Explorer is POORLY written !!!! JUNK ! M$ should be ashamed of itself. Other Explorer apps have zero trouble getting me to the file system. What bugs me is the refusal of MS to supply patches to fix a corrupt indexer. They just don't care about the poor struggling worker! There is nothing wrong with indexer so there is no need to waste time trying to fix something that is already working well for most intelligent people. You just need to bounce your machine several times by banging it on a very hard concrete wall to see if it smashes. this will fix all your problems (and problems of your fellow Winsows10hater). ....um, I did that; now what?
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March 1st 17, 01:41 AM
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Had it with file explorer
On 01/03/2017 00:38, Peter Jason wrote:
There is nothing wrong with indexer so there is no need to waste time trying to fix something that is already working well for most intelligent people. You just need to bounce your machine several times by banging it on a very hard concrete wall to see if it smashes. this will fix all your problems (and problems of your fellow Winsows10hater). ...um, I did that; now what? No sit tight and light-up a cigar while watching your recent creation. Things can only get better now that you are starting from scratch. Ask your mate W10Hater to join you in your celebration. -- With over 500 million devices now running Windows 10, customer satisfaction is higher than any previous version of windows.
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March 1st 17, 06:06 PM
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Had it with file explorer
Laptop.
One drive. I get green when I first open File Explorer. I m now exploring other explorers. Got to be one that is free and easy. Sort of the flower child of explorers. So far a few Explorers, that is, I have tried opened and displayed all immediately. M$ sure knows how to screw things up! Will try ChkDsk again in a bit.
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#12
March 1st 17, 10:30 PM
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Had it with file explorer
W10Hater wrote:
Laptop. One drive. I get green when I first open File Explorer. I m now exploring other explorers. Got to be one that is free and easy. Sort of the flower child of explorers. So far a few Explorers, that is, I have tried opened and displayed all immediately. M$ sure knows how to screw things up! Will try ChkDsk again in a bit. If there is a permissions problem, it will haunt every File Explorer replacement you try. Paul
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#13
March 2nd 17, 02:19 AM
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Had it with file explorer
In article
W10Hater wrote: Is there a FREE replacement out there for the always "Working On It" File Explorer? What junk ! I cannot get anything done ! Google up "Q-Dir"... I love it. I have lifetime xyplorer yet q-dir is my go to. Niels
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#14
March 2nd 17, 04:33 AM
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Had it with file explorer
On Wed, 01 Mar 2017 17:30:49 -0500, Paul
wrote: W10Hater wrote: Laptop. One drive. I get green when I first open File Explorer. I m now exploring other explorers. Got to be one that is free and easy. Sort of the flower child of explorers. So far a few Explorers, that is, I have tried opened and displayed all immediately. M$ sure knows how to screw things up! Will try ChkDsk again in a bit. If there is a permissions problem, it will haunt every File Explorer replacement you try. Paul The problem is that W10Hater is clueless. I doubt that you can help him. -- JT
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March 2nd 17, 04:41 AM
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Had it with file explorer
Justin Tyme wrote:
On Wed, 01 Mar 2017 17:30:49 -0500, Paul wrote: W10Hater wrote: Laptop. One drive. I get green when I first open File Explorer. I m now exploring other explorers. Got to be one that is free and easy. Sort of the flower child of explorers. So far a few Explorers, that is, I have tried opened and displayed all immediately. M$ sure knows how to screw things up! Will try ChkDsk again in a bit. If there is a permissions problem, it will haunt every File Explorer replacement you try. Paul The problem is that W10Hater is clueless. I doubt that you can help him. -- JT I haven't given up. Paul
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